Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Gleanings I'm VAUDEVILLE and South
Occurrences Among Our Neighbors.
VAUDEVILLE.

OSSuGA0ACCD A44OuK OUT
WALKERvILLE.
Patsy Clark returned Wednesday from
the Ceur d'Alenes. He says more are going
into that country than can find employ
ment. VIM. Bartle is quite ill at the resi-
dence Of his mother, Mrs. Borlace.-Mrs.
Noonnn and her daughter, Mrs. Mulcaire,
returned Tuesday from an extended visit
to Michigan.-Rev. Bennett has been quite
sick since he returned from camp meeting.
He has been unable;to attend conference for
the past three days. Conference makes the
appointments and VAUDEVILLE will know
who is to be their new minister.-H. Wais-
man, Ed Reimel, Mr.. Dunnavan and Will
Hoskins left yesterday for the head OF the
Boulder, on a hunting and fishing excur-
sion.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reimel attended
the camp meeting at Stuart. The attend
ance was very large. The good order pre-
vaillng WA commented on by all present.
Nearly all Anaconda were in attendance.
The location was most beautiful and
the tent was large enough to &C.
commodate hundreds of pers
Mrs. s. A. Nash will resume business in
McCune's building on DAILY street.-Mrs. T.
Crystal Springs, st. Helena, Cal.-Miss
Eva Carter is putting the finishing touches
on a beautiful screen, which is the finest
painting yet produced by this skillful ar.
tlst. Her friends regret that it will not be
completed in time to be placed on exhibit
ton at the Helena fair.-Mrs. Dillon re.
turned Tuesday morning to her home in |
Marysvllle.-Walkerville will nave a de-
serted air today, owing to the Miners
Union picnic. The greater number oil
be kept at the post Of duty.-A. W. Me-.
Cune's front windows have been ar.
tlstlcally decorated.-Walkerville 10.
vested largely yesterday in reserved
seats for the Devils Auct;om.""
Harry Tobias, a partner of Aleck Wheeler
returned Thursday from British Columbia
he is much pleased with the country. but
tells some pretty big stories in regard to
mosqu11oes. he claims that tenderfeet are
so distracted by these tormentors OF hn.
man happiness that they sometimes INN
into the water in full dress.-Tbe Walker.
vile NJ. T. Sunday school children will all
De represented in Butte this afternoon at
the ehildren's meeting.-Mr. Joe sharples ia
aoie TO De around again.-The Palace
Hotel closed Monday night with a grand {
Dali. The proprietor, Mr.. Mcdonald. viii l
nsue business at bis old stand, the Nc. {
uOuaS Will TeOnan /
the Palace soon.-Mrs. Joe K. ClarS a+' : !
tended the races at Deer LODGE. Bronsh. +
Ton returned Wednesday from Ora anil" !
Marsland was paid 500 last week .
sccldent insurance on a finger crushed e
While at work in the mill. Accident noii. q
:ies seem profitable Investments after ali +
Friday last MI. Elford, EMPLOYED in :
he Alice mill, took out an accident policy i
rom an agent who was passing throneS T
mill. Hall an hour afterward he In q
distance o. eighteen feet. breaking , an : :
'rm and his collar bone.-A verv select .
ompany leave this week to spend sevaroS
14ays fishing at the Big Hole, viz: '. 'Indaa
Herbert, Dr.. Holland, L. Shambov E s
,eputy Sheriff Arthur Francis and Csqi' a
Walsh, OF Butte.-Alec Mcdonald OF b. = o
g severely injured by a a Of eartb a,
wing away while at work in the H. III.
'oek mine last week. This ia thu saaz q
nd time this season '"e sec- p
Is !, been laid BY for repai1 acc n
l Wheeler made q flying visit to Wais.- q
lile and left Saturday for Helena. H. = q.
ltsrsstedin mines the Kootenai reeions,as a.
: Brown and D. Pratt 20 to AnaeonS: 2,